Retards (1930) - James Whale's early experimental film about a ruthless headmaster who makes money parading his mentally-challenged students through secondary school math classes.

Who's Minding The Chimp? (1930) - Screwball comedy about two socialites who drink, trade wits and travel. But who's minding the chimp?

Curse Of The Darkened Hallway (1931) - Creepy Soviet émigré Van Puchlovsky made his horror film debut in this tale of a mystical light fixture in an otherwise cheery Pennsylvania home.

Rachel, The Demon's Cousin (1932) - The World's First Animated Feature With Sound! Tells the story of milk maid Rachel Bramowitz who has always had a horrifying secret that she has kept from her Bulgarian village - that she has a cousin who is a demon and he is coming to visit over the Easter holidays!

Ham Sandwich (1932) - A comedy of errors about a family of Polish ventriloquists on the run from starvation in their native Poland.

Scalpel, Please (1932) - Real-life conjoined triplets - The Lombardo Sisters - mortified the world with this tale of three nurses assigned to three different wards in the same hospital.

Sweet Tooth Clifford On The S.S. Ho Ho Ho (1933) - Starring Little Jimmy as Clifford, the little boy with an incredible sweet tooth.

The Little Match Girl (1933) - Little Jimmy stars as the poor little girl from the famous folktale.

Tractor (1934) - The first and only American film by acclaimed Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein.

The Amazing Mr. Torso (1934) - Johnny Eck (Johnny The Half from Tod Browning's "Freaks") portrays the Amazing Mr. Torso - a magician from Bohemia that can bring back the dead.

Sink The Titanic (1934) - Film that revealed the details behind the Kaiser's plot to torpedo the Titanic.

The Missouri Compromise (1935) - Dramatic retelling of the controversy surrounding the admittance of Missouri as a state.

The Self-Flagellants (1935) - True story. At the height of the Depression, modern day priests break from the Catholic Church to march across America, beating themselves to rid the world of evil.

Wagner's Parrot (1936) - Bird with a Svengali-like influence over famous German composer Richard Wagner [Manka Bros. Studio Co-Founder Khan Manka died during a screening of this film in 1935 - some say he was murdered by the film director after the studio made unapproved cuts.]

Idaho! (1936) - Helluva state! Helluva movie!

The Adventures Of Jackboot Jimmy And Keester McCoy: Home On The Mange (1936) - First appearance of the cowboy funnymen in a western tale of evil land barons, saloon lovelies and parasitic mites.

Boris Godounov (1936) - Famous opera by Modest Moussorgsky filmed before a live audience.

The Adventures Of Jackboot Jimmy And Keester McCoy: Spine And Dandy (1936) - The boys come back East for the reading of the will of a rich uncle.

High Horse (1936) - Singing cowboy movie starring Johnny Rider. He's the best rodeo cowboy around... he knows it, the ladies know it. (This movie also co-starred Keester McCoy, who was hated by everyone on the set for his drunken prima dona behavior. He was "accidentally" shot in the back during filming. He later died.)

The Adventures Of Jackboot Jimmy And Shinny McFarland: Coeds Are Better Than One (1937) - After the untimely demise of Frank "Keester" McCoy, Jimmy teams with former child star McFarland in this kooky campus romp, featuring the new element of Jimmy booting McFarland in the shins.

The Three Hares (1937) - Manka's first fully-animated feature.

Anasazi Trail Girls (1937) - Western set amongst the Anasazi Indians.

Too Many Eskimos (1938) - True story about Teddy Roosevelt's disastrous National Parks plan for Alaska.

Spur Of The Moment (1938) - Johnny Rider and Shinny McFarland are city boys who buy a couple of horses and sing and joke their way through the wild west.

The Adventures Of Jackboot Jimmy: Life's A Kick! (1938) - Jimmy bravely goes solo in this disastrous story of a Texas ranch hand that joins the Radio City Rockettes.

Classic Story (1938) - The classic story of a Nobel Prize-winning novelist and his search for non-fictional love.

Aluminum Zirconium (a.k.a. Dry Times) (1938) - True story about the inventor of modern day deodorant and the competitors that had him killed.

Sour Kraut (1939) - Chester Billington's last film (and only talkie) takes on the Third Reich. Here he plays an angry German that wants to take over the world.

Barrel Of Gangsters (1939) - Directed by David Sedan. Anti-violence crime story starring a very underused Spaulding Mawkish and Wilma Harry.

Love In Flames (1939) - Producer Joseph Rothchild's epic 225-minute three-way love story set amid New York City's Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911.